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Fangoria
"I enjoyed the hell out of BRUTAL MASSACRE. A SPINAL TAP for horror filmmakers, a hilarious gift to genre fans."

hometheaterinfo.com
"It is so refreshing to see a film like this that returns to intelligently written humor presented with expert precision. I have to admit that when I first saw the title I rolled my eyes at the thought of just another poorly made excuse for a comedy. Within a few minutes of watching I was laughing out loud and completely captivated."

EInsiders.com
"Massacre brings genre favorites on board in sharply different roles than we’re used to seeing them in; the result is a great lineup, one of the more enjoyable ensembles in recent years."

The Horror Review
"Strong performances, great directing and a wonderful script, what more can you ask for? Brutal Massacre is a cult masterpiece, that is sure to please the greatest of horror and comedy fans alike."

Colonel’s Crypt
"Easily David Naughton’s best role since AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON. Brutal Massacre is going to be a cult classic enjoyed for years to come."

Kick Ass Horror Reviews
"Brutal Massacre is creative, original, witty, hysterical, intelligent and one hell of an entertainingly funny movie that works for both horror fans and non horror fans alike."

Feoamante.com
"If 'This is Spinal Tap' and 'The Office' could spawn, they'd give birth to BRUTAL MASSACRE."

Exclaim.ca
"Revered for his work on horror flick Malevolence, it’s no surprise Mena is the perfect candidate to take the piss out of what puts the bread on his table. And in the instance of Brutal Massacre: A Comedy, he does just that with extraordinary results."

homemediamagazine.com
"the film’s intelligent mix of humor and horror puts it in a league of its own — above films such as Scary Movie."

Houseofhorrors.com
"From a technical stand point the film is near flawless.  Very well written, acted, directed, etc this film will certainly cement Mena as a "must watch" genre director and I know that I certainly eagerly await for what he might have up his sleeve next."

about.com
"a painfully funny and quick-witted lampoon of the filmmaking process."